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cobras are a type of snake in the family elapidea.
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No, Cobras Are Reptiles.
Normal cobras feed on rats, mice and other rodents. King cobras feed on snakes including cobras.
Cobras are native in Africa.
No. There are no Cobras in Australia.
Yes, cobras have scales.
What is Cobras skin like
the king cobra does symbolize a gang sign it symbolizes for the mickey cobras king cobras black king cobras spanish cobras young latin org cobras
It is warm year around in most places where cobras live. Beacuse of this cobras do not hibernate.
No. King cobras are not endangered.
Cobras do not walk, instead they slither.
Cobras hunt by stalking their prey. Then these cobras will strike their prey and let them die before consuming them.
No king cobras are green and yellow
black cobras live in Afica
king cobras smell with their tongue.
Of course, otherwise where do "baby" cobras come from?
cobras eat frogs and mices
Charlotte Cobras ended in 1996.
King cobras are in the animal kingdom.
King Cobras have 'Hoods' because they do.
Cobras are not found in Australia.
a group of cobras is called a quiver.
Cobras are snakes and snakes don't have friends.
Some cobras are endangered but there are a few different varieties that spit. Not all cobras are on the endangered list.
Elephants are afraid of COBRAS because Cobras have enough venom to kill an Elephant with one bite!
Because Cobras feed on other snakes - including those of the same species !
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